[Youngian]

because he (Trump) knows in the end he can't betray the legacy of Ronald Reagan. He can't allow a new Iron Curtain to descend on eastern Europe, and a new Russian 'sphere of influence

It's was EU and NATO expansion responsible for Russian military escapades, according to a leading Conservative politician setting out his stall in 2016. Boris someone.

[Andy McDandy]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/arti ... on_desktop

Johnson on the causes of Covid - it was the Chinese. In a lab. And all the scientists got together and made up a story about wet markets because a) they didn't want their funding cut off, and b) they didn't want to be seen as racist towards the Chinese.

So, umm, they made up a story about those weird eastern fellows and their propensity for doing strange things with animals...right?

While casually diverting attention from his own inaction (by February 2020 we knew that Covid was not a "Chinese phenomenon") and smearing "the scientists", as the Covid enquiry rolls on.

Mendacious cunt.

[mattomac]

So far all up to date investigations suggest it probably was the wet market.

Who has suggested otherwise recently….Trump, as you say it was ripping through Italy and yet Johnson seemed to do absolutely nothing at statements about freedom loving Brits.

He failed as did Trump.

[Andy McDandy]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/arti ... on_desktop

Johnson's on another holiday, this time in the arse end of Texas. It's empty and he's wondering why. Is it because much of America is sparsely populated and very big? No, it's because of their godawful employment laws, er sorry, I mean great work ethic.

After a quick rundown of how harsh the US is and how cossetted us Europeans are, he comes to a conclusion. The Americans are right.

Long after the end of the Cold War, the US is still spending way over $100billion a year just on keeping forces and missiles in Europe – and the American voter has noticed.

Indeed, wanker. And you know why? Because the USSR went away and something took its place.

My point is not that one system is morally or socially or economically better than another – though I am sure readers will have their views. For driving thrift, enterprise, innovation and wealth creation the American way is currently astonishing and triumphant – with the poorest parts of Mississippi now on a par with France.

While making it very clear which one he prefers.

Cunt.

And yeah, him - him - lecturing us on freeloading? Fuck off.

[Boiler]

As seen before: "the single star in the Texan flag is a visitor review".